Earring Over $5,000

Published

26 years ago

May 25, 2000

INSTORE Staff Instore June 2020 Issue

Erica Courtney 18K yellow gold earrings

Erica Courtney, Inc.

18K yellow gold earrings featuring a pair of oval blue zircon (3.39 TCW), a pair of oval Australian crystal opals (8.17 TCW), and a pair of Peruvian blue opal drops (12.30 TCW), accented with African Paraiba tourmalines (0.80 TCW) and diamonds (0.90 TCW) hanging from 18K yellow gold diamond huggie hoops set with diamonds (0.45 TCW), $44,600

danielle miele:

The gemstone combo is so eye-catching and fun — I’m a sucker for blues — and the design of the dangle is so elegant.

cindy lewis:

The color combination of these earrings is amazing! Each stone complements one another. You find yourself staring at them as if you were looking into a pool. The diamond accents are just right and do not take away from the color stones. Excellent job, Erica!

dan moyer:

These earrings are a knockout. If you love color and want a special statement earring, these are it!!

Pamela Froman 18K yellow gold earrings with pear shape Indonesian petrified blue opal wood, diamonds and Paraiba tourmalines

Pamela Froman Fine Jewelry

18K yellow gold earrings with pear shape Indonesian petrified blue opal wood, diamonds (0.74 TCW) and Paraiba tourmalines (0.36 TCW), $10,450

Yael Designs18K rose gold earrings featuring Ethiopian white opal drops, round Ethiopian white opals and diamonds

Yael Designs

18K rose gold earrings featuring Ethiopian white opal drops (9.36 TCW), round Ethiopian white opals (0.39 TCW) and diamonds (1.34 TCW), $11,664

Uneek Jewelry Epaulette diamonds, long strands of diamonds, and droplets of baguettes with emerald-cut Indicolites in 18K white gold

RETAILER’S CHOICE AWARD

Uneek Jewelry

Epaulette diamonds (1.62 TCW), long strands of diamonds (1.51 TCW), and droplets of baguettes (1.15 TCW) with emerald-cut Indicolites (10.12 TCW) in 18K white gold, $57,000

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